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Can you be fired for joining a labor group with your fellow workers? Every Kenyan Worker Has the Right to Join a Union. Article 41 of the Constitution and the Labour Relations Act 2007 guarantee the right to form and join trade unions. Employers cannot victimise you for union membership or activities.

Security Alert as Police Intercept Man With Military Rifle in Juja Police have been on alert after a series of recent incidents involving the recovery and interception of fi****ms and ammunition.

Security Alert as Police Intercept Man With Military Rifle in Juja Police have been on alert after a series of recent incidents involving the recovery and interception of fi****ms and ammunition.

Is your boss allowed to withhold your salary or delay your payment without a reason? Employers Who Withhold Wages Commit an Offence in Kenya. The Employment Act 2007 requires employers to pay wages on agreed dates. Withholding wages is a criminal offence. File your complaints with the Director of Employment.

KPA Announces Overhaul at Mombasa Port The move comes as the Mombasa and Lamu ports position themselves as major regional hubs, having received several vessels in recent times, including those that made emergency dockings.

KPA Announces Overhaul at Mombasa Port The move comes as the Mombasa and Lamu ports position themselves as major regional hubs, having received several vessels in recent times, including those that made emergency dockings.

Are you sure that your status as a Kenyan citizen is permanent and protected? Every Kenyan Citizen Has Equal Rights Regardless of Origin. Article 14 of the Constitution grants citizenship by birth to anyone born in Kenya whose parents are citizens. Your citizenship cannot be revoked except in rare cases of fraud.

Can the police keep you in a cell without giving you the option of release? Bail is a Constitutional Right in Kenya. Article 49(1)(h) of the Constitution gives every arrested person the right to be released on bail or bond on reasonable conditions unless there are compelling reasons to stay in custody.